Angličtina | Polsčina |
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inform verb to communicate knowledge to another/others (transitive) | informowaćverb poinformowaćverb powiadamiaćverb powiadomićverb |
inform against | |
inform on | |
inform on each other | |
informal adjective not formal or ceremonious | nieformalnyadjective potocznyadjective |
informal economy | |
informal sector | |
informally | |
informant noun one who relays confidential information | informatornoun informatorkanoun |
informaticist noun practitioner of informatics | informatyknoun |
informatics noun branch of information science | informatykanoun |
information noun communicable knowledge | informacjanoun wiadomośćnoun |
information graphic | |
information line | |
information office | |
information overload noun too much information | |
information science noun science | informatykanoun |
information service | |
information society noun society where information is a significant activity | |
information superhighway noun The Internet and all other computer networks in the 1990s | infostradanoun |
information system noun data processing system | |
information technology noun the practice of creating and/or studying computer systems and applications | |
information warfare noun use of information in pursuit of an advantage over an opponent | |
informational adjective giving, related to information | informacyjnyadjective |
informatisation noun the process of becoming based on information and information technology | informatyzacjanoun |
informative adjective providing useful or interesting information | pouczającyadjective |
informatization | |
informed | |
informed consent noun | świadoma zgodanoun |
informer noun one who informs | informatornoun |
informer noun person who tells authorities about improper or illegal activity | informatornoun informatorkanoun |
informing | |
in form |